tonys

Good old buddy on the watch, eh?

 

I bet he got some canned food instead of pigeon breast.

 

Excellent capture.

That's a truly original approach.

 

I wonder haw many viewers of this photograph have ever looked carefully at the feet of a cat.

 

Don't worry about ratings. As a matter of fact the highest ratted TV shows are also poor in quality.

 

 

 

You are lucky you only have one mouse killer. Imagine how would it be to have 11, like me. They all like mice, and they all feel obliged to bring me some food occasionally. They usually leave it in front of my door.

Perfect timing on an excellent composition.

This must be my lucky day. I found two excellent photographs on photo.net and one of them is this.

 

No wonder you don't have too many rates. Your shot is too good for the average photo.net member.

 

Congratulations!

You made my day with this warm, shot.

 

Thank you.

You are right, L29 has more depth, but this shot is not worse than L29. As a matter of fact you tried almost every possible angle in this folder and I like all your shots in the folder.

I fully agree with you, Michael. They seem to be much friendlier too, over there.

I have no idea how the beauty of Bryce is in reality and I don't think this is the reference point for a picture.

 

Your shot, as I see it, has a fairy tale touch.

 

The remote castle of the feared dragon with a beautiful blue sky as a background and a deserted and arid foreground with a downed dead tree as a warning for anybody daring to confront the tyrant is a story in itself.

 

It's both eye catching and shockingly beautiful.

 

Nice brown eyes. I like the angle of your shot. What a pity the upper part of the picture is slightly overexposed.

I love the look on the girl's face, as if saying; "what do you want from me?".

 

You were lucky to get this good shot, but you cannot get lucky if you don't try.

 

I think this shot will not get too much attention, like most of the good things.

The title reminds me of an ad of an air-conditioned doghouse provided with a Hi Fi stereo system.

 

Obviously this is no good for Nicolas who prefers to take over your house.

 

The colors are a bit too blend. Try correcting it in software. Attached is my attempt to make it a tad more vivid.

 

 

This is a beautiful composition in my opinion. What a pity the colors are too blend. You might try correcting it in software.

 

I took the liberty of trying my hand at it. What do you think?

What a pity the posted image is so small. I wish I could see this one at least three times larger.

The composition is good and the picture as a whole is harmonious indeed. I couldn't say the same about exposure and lighting. You should have waited for the late afternoon light and you would have probably gotten something like this (see attachment).

I like the law abiding Japanese, waiting patiently for the green light. I wish there were more Japonese in Israel while I am driving.

You caught the light beautifully and reflections in the water are really nice but your picture doesn't say much more.

 

I am sorry, but the subject is so uninteresting.

 

On what resolution is your monitor set, 320x240? You surely don't expect critique for this miniature.

Is this a garage (I mean a Prairie) sale? :-)

Well you shot this one by the book. You have the foreground, midle ground and background clearly visible.

 

I wouldn't have noticed the avalanche without your explanation.

 

"I think you should return to this site over and aver in different light conditions and shoot for the best light." :-) This was actually an absurd quote from a photo.net member's comment on one of my shots abroad.

 

BTW, your digital camera doesn't seem to suffer from cold. Did you wrap it in a fur hat?

Too crowded in my opinion. You could have arranged the vegetables differently. Look at Anna Pagnaco's fruits and vegetables.

It turned out well indeed.

Those resigned eyes are looking at the viewer as if from the other side of ...

 

And yet they are from this very world.

 

Excellent composition.

 

Congratulations!